www.castigers.com/cgi-bin/news.cgi?96_21498

www.castigers.com/cgi-bin/news.cgi?96_21498

So which fan are you?

I would suggest he is tony baisby (sp) since he he lives in those uncivilised cockney parts.

Bloody typical nobody made a fuss when i was travelling from the shetlands to see cas play!

London? Pah.. bluddy locals.

But then you'd never mention it....

ahem perhaps i understated myself, not just the shetlands, but the isle of unst the most northerly island, and not just unst, saxa vord pretty much the most northern part of unst!





Ps google the unst bus shelter, best bus shelter in the world.

Aye. Bluddy luxury. We used to get up at alf ten at night, an hour before we went to bed ... and when we got home our dad wud cut us in two wi' carving knife...

Eeeee ... I'm that proud of the little fella!

Aye but the Shetlands is north of Watford. It's all close together, innit?




On a more serious note, there was a bloke mentioned in the programme earlier this year who's a season ticket holder and lives on the south coast, attending every home and away match. Puts me (and even Disco

) in the shade.

Anyone over 5' 3" does that.

My height worked fine when I was playing hooker and swinging off my props' shoulders in Ferry Fryston.



And I'm tall for my family, anyway

Actually ...

You're not wrong on that point!

Good effort - to all those that travel distances to see their team. It's not pleasant either when your team gets walloped and there's a long journey home after it.

And ....................... hooray !! Minty's back ! Get on the Sin Bin and sort out those upstarts that have been ruining all those threads

You're a daft bugger!

Thought it was you tb when I read it earlier. Well done mate.

And North London at that, easy trip...

… actually, I'm surprised nobody's done a "Hello, I'm Tony and this is my friend Sandy" joke yet.


Or is Round the Horn too old and obscure?

Ooooooooh! I'n'e bold?

I know of a guy who comes from Somerset to most of our games, thought he might be worth a mention.

[i=blueRound the Horne was a BBC Radio comedy programme, transmitted in four series of weekly episodes from 1965 until 1968. [/i

Oooooooooh, i'm far far too young for that i'm afraid

You'll be getting free train travel as a pensioner soon with statements like that

It's available on CD – and is well worth a listen. How on Earth they got away with what they did, at that time, remains (for me, at least) an unanswered question.

I've just listened to a few on YT. Double-entendre city !!!!

old git

he certainly is

Yes, they used to stick one in every now and again